Use th:replace to create a reusable navigation component in Thymeleaf HTML with Spring Boot

Do you want to create an HTML fragment that can be used in multiple HTML pages? In this video, I use Thymeleaf's th:fragment and th:replace attributes to extract a nav bar from an existing page, create a fragment page for it, and then include that fragment content back in the original page. I also explore a few intermediate concepts with Bootstrap's NavBar attribute.
Source code is freely available on GitHub: github.com/discospiff/SpringB...
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[@sss9851]

Awesome ! Made easy to understand !

[@discospiff]

I'm glad it helped! Using components is Spring Boot/Thymeleaf is a great way to have a modular, consistent design.

[@Marc-pt4oh]

Great explanation !

[@discospiff]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.

[@marton6921]

That's great! Thanks Brandan!

[@discospiff]

Glad it helped! Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@ahmadmsameh4221]

thanks..
great explanation

[@discospiff]

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback.

[@towersofhanoi]

i swear im doing the samething and it's not working lol

[@discospiff]

Do you see anything in View-Source when this renders in a browser?

[@towersofhanoi]

@@discospiff i don't see anything form the other file

[@xXSkyWalkerXx1]

@@towersofhanoi same here, lol

[@xXSkyWalkerXx1]

@@towersofhanoi Did you import 'thymeleaf-layout-dialect' via gradle/maven? That was my stupid mistake.